Ped Gross First Aid Classes Open in Hamilton
American Red Cross runs first aid courses at 203 Kresge Building High Street weekly for ten weeks. Instructor Ted Reiter leads advanced and beginner groups, with demonstrations by advanced students. About 500 have been taught in Hamilton previously. Enrolled names include Meegre Crab John Shaffer Clarence Ludwig and others across advanced and senior classes with meeting nights noted.
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American Red Cross
Kresge
High Street
Ted Reiter
Red Cross
Mx Rejler
Hamilton
Boy Scouta
Aunior
Yizh
Ot Tamitton
Meegre
Crab
John Shaffer
Glarence Ludwig
Harry Wurst
Turald Cragesser
Hoy Schmidt
C. P. Phipps
M. Verna DeLana
Dorothy Wurst
Lorraine Banker
Wernit Beyer
Dorothy Anderson
Dorothy Anderson, Magsrs Aloysius Ferker, Vincent Ronneker, George Kuhn
Hung W. Behubte
Gordon Delany
Francis Mowardara
Claga
Hishard Stout
John Seeman
Duck Beeker
Marcy Neal
Francis Gambrell
Ervin Matchnot
Leonard Simpson
James Simpson
Teddy Adams
Warl Roll
Aaron Hapson
Clifford Peters
John Welsh
Mrs. Clark
Misnes Beatrice Post
Mary Jane McCreadie
Wwothera
Paramount Tonight Foretells Stage and Screen Mix
Rug is rolled at Paramount for Tonight as Million Dollar Lego closes. Tomorrow Hamilton shows again with Buster Keaton and Jimmy Durand. Tony Caboogh plans a new appearance at Payamanunt Friday and Saturday. Edmund Lowe stars in Dolores Det Hin's United Artists picture She Bal One at State theatre today. A muddled note hints at roles in What Price Glory and Cock Eyed World amid dispute by George Vilzmanrice.
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Paramount
Hamilton
Buster Keaton
Jimmy
Schnosele
Edmund Lowe
Dolores Det Hin
United Artists
State Theatre
Enaote
Mule bin Famana
George Vilzmanrice
Local Notes From Millville Dayton and College Corner
Mrs Ray Eruerick visited relatives in Dayton this week. Mr and Mrs Rollie Caldwell attended the reception of the new unit in Millville. Miss Kathryn Birch is convalescing after a fall from a bicycle and will be held back for a few months. Mrs Andy Anderson and son from Ponting Michigan were called due to the death of her grandfather in Cincinnati. Mrs Elizabeth Dierkman spent Sunday in Dayton Ohio. Miss Mario Pfotver attended the W C T U meeting at College Corner.
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Ray Eruerick
Dayton
Rollie Caldwell
Millville
Katheryn Birch
Andy Anderson
Ponting
Mich
Cincinnati
Elizabeth Dierkman
Mario Pfotver
W. C. TU
College Corner
Near miss as police dog struck on Franklin Street
Police investigated a dog escape incident after a dog was struck by a car driven by Jesse Harley of 898 Campbell Avenue on Franklin Street. The driver narrowly avoided a wreck while attempting to wait for the dog to cross.
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Franklin
Jesse Harley
Campbell Avenue
Hurley
Stubborn Piles 7 and Mockstrom Advertise Paterson Foam
An old testimonial claims over 20 years of suffering with piles improved after using Paterson’s Cinteent foam. The writer asserts near cure after a fourth box, noting a small price and a supposed wintry discount at Able hax.
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Mockstrom
Datroi
Paterson
Stock market effect seen in estate stock sales report
Administrators of the estate of Mrs. Jennie Sorg filed a probate report showing sales to raise cash for inheritance taxes. They disclosed transactions including 2,000 shares of United States Steel at 59,520 and 500 more shares for 40,735, plus blocks of American Tobacco, R J Reynolds, and American Telephone and Telegraph stock with several totals. The court had authorized sales of steel and Ohio Oil preferred but granted a request to lift limits on holdings awaiting future order.
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lAnthony H. Walburg
American ‘Trust and Savings Bank of
jMiddletown
Bates
Jennie Sorg
American ‘Tobacco Co
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco
American Telephone and, Telegraph Co
United States Steel Corporation Common
American Tobacco Co
Sul
Steal Corporation
Ohio Oil Co
Woti
Cattle Finance Plan by Ohio Co Op Association
A plan to finance former Producers' Co operative members through an emergency import program for feeder cattle and lambs was announced at a Netherland Plaza meeting in Cincinnati by R Q Smith. Limited exhibit and shipping bottlenecks curb stock movement from the Ohio territory as farmer groups prepare to meet to discuss agricultural problems.
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Producers’ Co-operative
Commission Association
Netherland Plaza
Cincinnati
R Q. Smith
Ohio Territory
Smith
Chut
Y. F. C. A. Resident Girls Supper Hosts Sread
Resident girls of the Y W C A were entertained by the house committee at a buffet supper Tuesday evening at Mrs. Wilelim Wick home on North D street. Cards and games followed the meal with committee members listed and a dozen girls named as attendees.
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House
Wile Lim Wick
North D Street
David Helger
Louis Schacuhle
Paul Pattert
K.P. Cox
J.T. Gilbert
Elizabeth
Baptists Focus Bible Study Through October to June
At the Hirsh Baptist congregation meeting held Wednesday night an emphasis was set for October through June. Members will read a chapter of the New Testament daily, pray it through, and strive to live it out in cooperation with the North ven Baptist convention. General reports were given with Strunel rating 48.
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Northven Baptist Convention
B.B. Strunel
Inereratar
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Gillespie Amid Week of Birthdays
A birthday dinner for Mrs Anna Gillespie was held last Sunday with relatives and friends attending. Six birthdays occurred in one week, naming Jim Gillespie, Herlan Davis, Marjorie, William, Nash, and Anna Gillespie, with numerous local residents listed as present.
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Agerini
the Journal
McGanigly
Anna Gillespie
Boyyonod
Jimie Gillespie
Herlan Davis
Marjorie
William, Nash
Earl Smith
Jesse Butterfield
Venice
Neal Gillespie
Joy
Jimmie
Clyde Gilespia
Wilam
Harlan Davis
Elizabeth Gilleapie
Huber Gilleapie
Kent
Joe Ansler
Dune Ann
Barah Beckett
John Hoover
Dayton
Maud Marehall
John Weaver
Arthur Beiser
Fay Geisler
Howe
Vhobe Worldlive Ci
Radio News Preview: Europe Forum Returns for Second Season
Today broadcast announces Thursday 9 15 pm Republican program. The international Radio Forum returns for a second season with leading European speakers. Opening c ernpe rn from Paris expected in New York by September 34. Dr Pierre Le Comte Du Nuny named as a speaker.
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International
Radio Forum
Europe
Amieticr
Returnn
Procernoe Rau
Io Con
Paris
New York
Pierre le Comte du Nuny
Cincinnati Radio Schedules and Broadcasts Touted
Radio listings show a dense mix of orchestras bands and musical acts with station codes WBAP WHAQ WABC and more. Notable items include Hal Totton joining for world series coverage commencing September 25 and Gov Roosevelt speech broadcast by WBAP NBC. Multiple time slots and performers such as the Flying Fingoee and Singing Strings appear across stations.
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Wbap-Nbg
Ruth Witing
Wabc-Gls
Priday
WBAP
NBCO
Mavine
Wbg
Wabc-Cbs
Salon
Christy Walsh
ABC
Inspector Teneral
Chamen
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights and Hosts
A dense listing of programs across WEAR NBC, WABC CBS, and WEKY. It catalogs orchestras, quartets, and variety acts with times, stations, and featured performers such as Nobla Sissle’s orchestra, Ramsey Ramona, Bryant’s Show, Varsity Quartet, and Pacific Serenaders. Includes baseball scores and music blocks, with many named groups and individual artists across multiple stations.
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WEAR
NBC
WABC
CBS
Modern Mele Chorus
Andra
Kostelanet
Symphony
Nobla Sissle
Sted
Ramona
Rapos
Michael Faraday
Rudy Yollee
Howe
Vilenness Nishla
Radia Gutta
Piskard Lamily
Rob Laelia Lady too—Routhors
Orehentyn
Bexchoombers
Laweall Thomas II
Ban Ba
Andy Bli
Magtelen
Ai—Puddta
Tsu
Slb
Greheatra
Ika
Hetman Wwidh—Iehiigis
Varsity
Bouthérn
Slazers
Madner
Alex Scrimler
Hall
Orchester
John Kelsin
Iris
Buane
Skippy
Myrt
Marge
Boores
Connie Kanwell
Edwin CO
Qingin
Fat—Revised
Strent
Ste
Rogie
Buddoy
Rennert
Brelees
Ue Awaee
Batlow Wy
Charter Carlile
Ste Mare
Orehhes
Kiela
Orehese
700 Register Here Interest Increase in Hamilton
Althourt campaigns in anticipation of the election with several rallies boosting voter interest. A barometer from the county board of elections shows 700 new registrants, including first time voters and those who skipped recent elections. Officials predict over 40 000 registrations in Hamilton before October 18, well below 1923 presidential totals. The courthouse registration office operates daily 8 40 a m to 8 p m for new voters and removals.
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Althourt
Hamilton
Board of Elections
Knights of St. John Auxiliary Meet at Fen Manton
A regular Indies Auxiliary meeting of St. Elizabeth Knights of St. John No UW was held Tuesday evening at Fen Manton. It was announced a social party is planned for the next meeting on October 19 with cards and refreshments.
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Knights 87
JOHN
Indies’ Auxiliary
St. Elizabeth
No. UW
Knights of St. John
Fenmanton
Cincinnati Men Held After Collision Near Hamilton
Deputies arrest Cincinnati men after an auto crash along Hamilton Avenue at 8 PM Friday. Lawrence Burnenti, 40, charged with reckless driving. Patrick J. Ford, 45, charged with intoxication. Ford fined 10 dollars and costs. Burnenti granted arraignment continuation.
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Uamilton
A. Re
Cincinnati
Mark Duerr
Leo Urowel
Lawrence Burnenti
Magwmilles Street
Patrick J. Ford
West
Kill Street
Aftur
Charles
Helvey
Berquatts
Ford
Bernzolt
Reform Guild At Hill Home Social Evening
Reformed Guild members of the Hirst Reformed chapel gathered Tuesday evening at Mrs. Lewis Hill on Moyern avenue. Miss Mabel Stitsinger led devotions, with Mya Ann Hugmil in charge of upcoming entertainment. Two new members, Mrs. Lugise Pottenger and Mrs. Fay Shawhan, welcomed. Rally Day donations planned, and a White Elephant sale during the social hour proved entertaining and profitable. Refreshments served by Miss Tallinn Woodruff and Mrs. Ann Hugas assisted Mrs. Hill.
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Reformed Guild
Hill Home Leva
Chavel
Lewis Hil
Moyern Avenue
Develions
Mabel Stitsinger
Mya
Ann Hug Mil
Nha Guild
Lugise Pottenger
Fay Shawhan
Tallinn
Woodruff
Ann Hugas
Sisting
Pythian Tribute to John Confer
Pythian tribute held for John H. Confer by Hamilton Lodge No. 39 Knights of Pythias at 805 Park Avenue. Following services a business meeting at K of P hall on North Second Street. Homer Howell named delegate to grand lodge convention in Lima Ohio next week. Nazarene executive board also met Tuesday night to conduct routine business and discuss general interests.
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John H. Confer
Hamilton Lodge
Knights of Pythies
Park Avenue
K. of P. Hall
North Second Street
Homer Howell
Grand Lodge
Lima
Ohio
Middletown Democrats reorganize as campaign nears
Middletown Democrats completed their organization for the campaign. G W A Wilmer resigned as chairman due to press of business. Martin Coffey succeeded him. Harry A Walburg was named secretary and Martin Elser treasurer of the committee.
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Middletown
G. W. A. Wilmer
Martin ¥. Coffey
Uarry A A. Walburg
Martin Elser
First Reformed Unit Drives Fort Hamilton Hospital Campaign
Members of the First Reformed branch at Fort Hamilton Hospital led a drive to sustain the hospital’s general project. Each branch funds its own membership push at a convenient time with the First Reformed Church holding events through September to promote the effort.
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First Reformed
Fort Hamilton Hospital
General Hospital
First Reformed Church
Davale
Avice
Paulos Postmaster Ill After Sudden Sickness
Middletown reports postmaster Frank B. Paulos was taken ill while returning from Dayton and was rushed to Middletown Hospital. Doctors say the condition involves a disarrangement of kidney motion but the illness is improving. patient recovery expected.
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Middletown
Frank B. Paulos
Dayton
Moore Street
Middletown Hospital
Mry Pauley
Pushcart Stoler Radiator Cape and Motometer Stolen
Police report a pushcart stoler took a radiator cape and motometer valued at 4 dollars from an automobile belonging to W. E. Stowt of 141 North Front Street. The theft occurred Wednesday night, with Galhard of 1300 Jersey Avenue reporting the loss.
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W. E. Stowt
North Front Treat
Wen Galhard
Jersey
Mvenine
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